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What is the proper way to dispose of Camplite liquid fuel? (Answers: 8) (Comments: 0)

I have some partially used containers of liquid petroleum naptha fuel (used with camping stoves). I am not sure what the proper way is to dispose of them. I am a bit reluctant to pour it down the sink or just toss them in the garbage since I dont know if that is the right way to do this.

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Other than compression, is there any way to convert methane into a liquid fuel? (Answers: 1) (Comments: 0)

I'm not a chemist. But from a business standpoint, methane sure looks promising. But compressing it can be nearly impossible if any air gets into it. And even if it's pure, compression and shipping are costly. If some method exists that could convert the gas to a liquid fuel without compression, those expenses could be eliminated. I may have been dreaming but I vaguely recall a method where a gas was bubbled through a liquid (and it seems like there was a major temp difference or the introduction of a catalyst...can't remember). Anyway, the molecules combined so that the liquid took on properties of the gas. Any knowledge of such a process?

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What happens to the liquid fuel tanks on the shuttle? (Answers: 3) (Comments: 0)

1. Are they allowed to re-enter the atmosphere and burn up? 2. Is there any leftover fuel in them? 3. Are they parked in orbit? If they burn up. Is there any video of this happening?

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How do you turn liquid fuel into gas? Can you use an organic material such as plants as fuel for cars? (Answers: 3) (Comments: 0)

If it is possible, how do you convert plants into fuel? Thank you for your help.

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